Chelmsford High School - Yearbook (Chelmsford, MA)

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Jczow Care .xdcf How are you planning to pay the debt you owe for your free public school educa- tion? You owe this debt to your Parents, your Town, your State, and your Country. The amount you owe depends upon your ability to pay. You will never receive a paid in full receipt for this bill. As long as you live and are able to help others, you will owe on this debt for your education. Regardless of the vocation by which you hope to receive enough to meet your financial obligation, there will be much that you should do for which you will receive little or no monetary consideration. If you wish to continue to enjoy the American Way of Life, it is your -duty to do everything you can to keep it. You should know all you can about our government, study its history, learn of its problems, and see the dangers confronting it. Then care about these problems and dangers as much as you should about your own personal ones. Finally, act! Take an active interest in your Town, State, and National government. Remember, you cannot continue to enjoy the privileges that are yours in our democratic form of government, if you do not meet your obligations. Lucian: H. BURNS

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H. MORTON JEFFORDS SUPERINTENDENT Who brings to us and to our sflaool systrm tbe bcnrfit of valuable experience and sound jurlgmmf

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LUCIAN H. BURNS PRINCIPAL Who by untiring effort has c'mlcaz'orc'd lo bring us into a better way of life.